Hey BP - does anyone mind sharing an example of their real estate professional logbook?

Starting fresh with a focus on Florida is a smart move — that market has plenty of deal flow if you’re consistent.

Depreciation only resets for the buyer who makes fresh acquisitions.

There are clear winners in types of photos that should be included in your listing, along with examples of listings I believe achieve this.

My husband and I are both busy and not looking to have to help the tenant in unit a navigate her move and then schedule a fresh coat of paint and possibly update the carpets and all the little things that need to happen for listing.

Even small improvements like proper lighting, fresh paint, and flooring can make it feel usable and increase buyer appeal.

Potentially being able to offer fresh perspectives on new business ideas. 

Even if they add you as a co-host for a few months & when you remove them in a couple months, you'll need to start fresh with no reviews.

Frankly there isn't a big enough cross section and variety of properties to make a determination.It APPEARS that things look skewed in the way you mentioned, but there just isn't enough to really be sure.As someone who has written a bunch of algorithms for all sorts of things (my deals of the day posts for example) I can see where you might get the feeling that things are amiss or different but I wouldn't be able to tell from just 4 samples.

Or start fresh and re-list at market rates?